Birth date: Dec 1, 1922 Death date: Jan 15, 2011
Amelia Lavina Szczupan, age 88, of Hazel Park, Michigan for 60 years, passed away on January 15, 2011. Beloved wife of the late Edward C. Szczupan (1983). Beloved mother of the late Carol E. LePla and the late Barbara A. Pasciak. Read Obituary
Kevin and Family, Sorry to hear about the loss of your grandmother. She was a great woman and very kind. I have good memories of her fixing us things to eat and riding in the back seat of her little Ford when she picked us up from school. She acted like she was a grandmother to me. She will be deeply missed.
Millie was a great person.Always fun to be around,she never brought you down. Her smile and laughter remains with me allways. To the good times Millie. Your friends.. Joe and Jean and Bryzelak Family.
Kevin and family, Memories of your grandmother will always hold an important place in your life. The love you shared will keep her close forever. Let those good memories play over and over in your heart. Memories keeps her close. Thinking of you and wishing you peace and comfort.
Dear Kevin, The pain of losing your precious Grandmother is hard to bear, but may you feel the peace and assurance that she is in a far better place, free of pain and suffering. For as long as I've known you, I've heard how much you loved her and took care of her. You and Billie Jean helped her through this transition with your love and kindness. May time ease the pain of your loss, and peaceful assurance flood your heart that you were there for her when she needed you the most. God bless you and Billie Jean.
She was wonderful woman with a heart of gold, giving and caring. She worked in the factory during World War II and then at Meijers bakery at the age of 70 for 6 years. She enjoyed her breads, desserts, tv, cartoons, reading the Tribune, rag mags, other mags, and Detroit News and her soap operas - Another World, Days of Lives, and Santa Barbara. She trained her family, friends, and physicians not to interrupt her soaps especially for Days of Lives at 1:00 PM. She watched her last episode this past Friday - even though she was in pain. She survived breast cancer, stroke, and other ailments for the last 12 years. The last obstacle was stage 4 lung cancer. She was still living at her home in Hazel Park for 60 years until November 18, 2010. She loved spending time during the holidays with her family. God Bless Grandmother whom is with my Grandfather holding hands on their walks again - like I remebered at the camp grounds. They loved spending time together and enjoying the great outdoors for many years. She also reunited with her daughters, parents, siblings and other loved ones. I loved my grandmother and will miss her until I meet my family again in heaven.
